The following are some examples of exercises you can do with dumbbells, most are isolation exercises but some are good to combine with other exercises (if you are aiming for a full body workout session) e.g.
dumbbell squat into shoulder press or lunge into side raises or bicep curls etc..
Not exact matches
In a fluid motion, lower the
dumbbell back down while
squatting into your starting position.
Sit back
into a
squat with the
dumbbells above your shoulders.
Hold the
dumbbell at the height of your right shoulder and brace your core as you descend
into the split
squat.
3x 10 L / R Single Leg deadlift /
squat combo (light weight — it's the balancing muscles we're engaging here)-- > hold the
dumbbells at your sides and balancing on one leg, come
into deadlift position.
After this, back
into squat position again and swing the
dumbbell overhead.
Hold a heavy
dumbbell or kettlebell (shown) in both hands and, keeping the torso upright, bend the knees
into a
squat.
My entire workout routine is completed always around the magic 1 hour mark... the 100
squats takes me approx 3 - 4 mins, I take a 3 - 5 min break inbetween my
squats depending on how heavy I'm breathing then when I move toincline chest
dumbbell it usually takes also another 3 - 4 mins depending on how hard I'm breathing, I take another 3 - 5 min break and move
into my back rows which take approx 3 - 4 mins.
A simple bodyweight
squat workout uses almost every muscle group in the body — and if you add a
dumbbell or barbell
into the equation, I would even argue that they use every single major muscle group to complete.
Push Workout Dynamic Full body warm up
Squat - 4 x 10 Bench press - 4 x 8 Seated
Dumbbell Press - 4 x 7 Dips - 3 x as many as possible Calf raise - 3 x 10 Again, a fairly compact workout so you can put everything you have
into each exercise.